钢珠好像不太够，要买几KG回来了
PRELINE 发表于 19-3-2012 12:57 PM 
才收到两天, 你不是把钢珠都打完了吧?  不过, 如果是去户外打, 特别是打niao, 都是一去不回头的~  如果是在户外练靶玩, 去找一块旧被子悬挂在目标后面阻挡钢珠吧~ 这样至少可以回收大部份的钢珠~ 
哈諾~1kg好像太少了
RIX 发表于 19-3-2012 01:16 PM
呵呵~ 练靶就不要怕懒惰, 挂挡布吧~ 在实战的时候就顾不得这么多了~ 敢敢打~
How to make a box backstopA proper backstop is essential for target shooting. It allows you to reuse the ammo and avoids ricochets - sounds good, doesn't it? Making a box backstop is simple: You need: - A big cardboard box
- old t-shirts, canvas or other textile
- tape, a knife
- Cut a slot into the box. Leave about 10cm space next to the end of the box
- Insert towel
- Make slot for target
- Insert target and shoot
The best readily available textile is three old t-shirts. They hold over 10.000 shots..I have the legs on an old pair of jeans, they also hold up well. Avoid soft towels and knitted pullovers. 
This is the backstop of Bill Herriman. 3 t-shirts, a cardboard box and 2 office paper holders to attach the target. 
Joseph Curven found a brilliant ready-to-use solution: Ikea sells this foldable fabric box. It is made to carry clothes with them, but we can put them to better use: Just put one or two old t-shirts in, add a string or clothespin to attach cans or paper targets and you got a professional-looking, lightweight, folding backstop. Other backstopsI found these great drawings in a russian forum, and they show other simple and practical ideas. The sunchair-like one is very convienent, as the ammo is secured in the lower part, and you don't have to search the whole ground for spilled ammo. The large one between the trees is the stardart method for tournaments. I recomment to hang something heavy to the rug, so the wind cannot blow it around. 
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